Lips xbox 360 review ign tv#

The micophones have motion sensors in them almost like a Wii remote, gestures will appear next to the lyrics and you must mimic the picture in order to get a bonus for the next few verses you have to sing. I guess you can play with the noise makers by taping your mic to the beat that increases your meter to activate a type of вЂњstar power multiplierвЂќ to increase your score. It is quite silly in fact because the person only sings half the song with these huge silent gaps in between of no one singing because it is player 2.

Lips xbox 360 review ign tv#

While this might seem not to be a big deal, but how often have you had some friends gathered around the tv to sing some karaoke and only one person wishes to sing a song. The first thing you will start to notice is if you are alone, you canвЂ™t really sing the songs properly, every odd verse or so shows the 2nd player lyrics even if the 2nd player microphone is not turned on. We sang over 2 hours straight and the batteries still are not dead yet. The wireless microphones are very well built and have cool glowing LED lights that glow and dim to the beat while you sing, you can turn off the LEDвЂ™s if you want to save battery life but it doesnвЂ™t seem to drain that much more with the lights on. Right out of the box the game has 40 songs to sing to. Lips for the Xbox 360 comes with two wireless microphones that require AA batteries which are nicely included in the вЂњdeath to open clear plastic packagingвЂќ. Microsoft hired the Japanese development company iNiS, (who also developed Gitaroo Man, Elite Beat Angels and WonвЂ™t You Also Listen to Classical Music on Your DS) to create this new Karaoke franchise Lips on the Xbox 360. Aside from playing First Person Shooters, there is nothing wrong with having a bunch of friends over singing Karaoke on your videogame console.

Could the cool wireless microphones, 40 song track list and funny gestures make Lips a title to watch out for as the next big Karaoke console title? Find out when the head honcho of Gametactics Justin Lee reviews Lips for the Xbox 360.Д«eing one of the few non tone deaf gamers in our staff, I was happy to review Lips for the Xbox 360. The new untapped market of singing Karaoke on your console seems to be a tempting market for many videogame companies.